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WELCOME! Video Training: 2011
Types of Video Tier 1: Interview or scene that stands alone (< 60 seconds) Example: Interview with the mother of a soldier Tier 2: Interview with b-roll sequences (≤ 90 seconds) Example: Protesters gather outside City Hall ============================================= Tier 3: Documentary video Example: Three generations of guitar craftsmen
Types of Shots
Wide Medium Close
Formula 1. Arrive, one sequence
2. Text interview
3. Video interview: 2 questions
4. One sequence for each
5. Secondary video interviews
6. Leave!
Focus on 1-2 interesting facts
What Happened? +
What’s Next?
Wraps • Five facts or less
• Adds credibility
• Drives narrative
• Simplifies editing
• Easier than you think
TAKE A BREAK 10 minutes
Shooting Checklist ü Get close for good audio
ü Keep shots steady
ü Don’t pan or zoom … ever
ü Avoid backlighting
ü Rule of thirds
ü Use the formula and leave!
Pop Quiz Scenario: The local sports team is on its way to a championship. You’re covering a pep rally and the gym is very loud. The coach says he has time for a couple questions. You should: A. Pull out your camera and ask away B. Suggest that he speak loudly because of all the noise C. Stand very close to him for good audio D. Suggest that you and he step outside for a minute E. Get on the PA and politely ask everyone to be quiet
Pop Quiz - Answer Scenario: The local sports team is on its way to a championship. You’re covering a pep rally and the gym is very loud. The coach says he has time for a couple questions. You should: A. Pull out your camera and ask away B. Suggest that he speak loudly because of all the noise C. Stand very close to him for good audio D. Suggest that you and he step outside for a minute E. Get on the PA and politely ask everyone to be quiet
Shoot Clean = Save Time
Frame Shot
Start Recording
Hold 15 Seconds
Stop Recording
Change Position
Frame Shot
Be still and quiet when recording…
Shot Sheet Example Clip 1: Wide shot of burning building Clip 2: Medium shot of firefighters aiming a hose
Clip 3: Close shot of firefighters hands
Clip 4: Interview with fire chief
Clip 5: Interview with resident … use this one
Clip 6: Interview with another resident … not that good
Clip 7: Reporter wrap
Clip 8: Wide shot of fire trucks
Clip 9: Close shot of hose leaking water
Reporter Template (single-track) For use with programs like FlipShare, Syndicaster, etc.
Reporter template (multi-track) For use with programs like Final Cut, iMovie, Sony Vegas, etc.
Character Template (single-track) For use with programs like FlipShare, Syndicaster, etc.
Character Template (multi-track) For use with programs like Final Cut, iMovie, Sony Vegas, etc.
SHOOT OUT!
Group Review Checklist
• Was the wrap framed properly and easy to understand?
• Were the shots steady and held for at least 15 seconds?
• Did the sequences contribute to the narrative
• Did the shooter(s) pan or zoom?
• Note audio, effective use of natural light, framing
Next Steps: 3-week plan
• Complete post survey (sent via email)
• Shoot at least three Tier 2 videos
• Send a link to your favorite video, CC your editor
• Ask questions, share experiences